International Scientific Journals
of Scientific Technical Union of Mechanical Engineering "Industry 4.0"

Mean value models are essential for developing control engineering methods, e.g., speed control concepts, failure monitoring features. This work briefly summarizes the main parts of such a second-order mean value model, suitable for control engineering purposes. The nonlinear model is linearized around one operating point, and a linear state controller is designed, both for single-input and multipleinput, without and with an integral component to eliminate steady-state deviations. Limitations of the proposed linear control concepts, potential advantages of nonlinear flatness-based control concepts, and possible extensions of the model for fuel identification are discussed in the outlook.